"Luigi returns with much more glory than even I anticipated!
May 3, 2002 holds a very special place in my heart. I still remember every detail. I was 12 and had been saving for weeks to buy the new Nintendo system: the GameCube. For months I had been hearing about this game called Luigi's Mansion and couldn’t wait to try it. I played through the vacuum-sucking adventure during my first weekend with the system and enjoyed every moment of it. Sure, the game was a bit on the short side, but I was much more forgiving back then. Now after eleven years, Luigi and the Poltergust return for a new adventure. The wait has been well worth it.", writes NintendoWorldReport.
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There are bosses we all remember. Both for the right and the wrong reasons. But what are the ones we remember the most? In this first (and last? who knows= episode of this feature, I'll talk about a boss battle I really loved, both emotionally and analytically. And the main protagonist here is a boss from Luigi's Mansion 2. If you played it, you know who.
